I'd hoped to write a book review this evening but ended up watching Act of Valor.
Now I want to get hyper-fit and become a SEAL Team padre. And jump out of planes and get an Eotech for the carbine.
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| gratuitous saddle shot |
Too old though, fortunately enough for the spec ops community...
Ride tomorrow, looking forward to that.
LSP
4 comments:
Being a former operator with the Teams, I can assure you that it was fun but it's a young man's game.
I know -- I'm far too ancient! Nearly went down the Reserve Chaplaincy route a few years ago, but didn't have the time. Would've enjoyed reactivating the military connection...
You could always see if the Texas State Guard needs another chaplain. I recall a benediction from our battalion padre for a deployment to South Texas for hurricane duty-- "Dear Lord, please watch over these brave men and women, and protect them from any foolish decisions for their leaders." I still grin about that. If you're around Waco, you could ask my uncle about his time as a Navy Corpsman attached to some Marines during the Bay of Pigs non-event, before he headed off to Brethren seminary (he's retired from all that now, last posting was in West).
I thought about the Guard, Mattexian, when I got to Texas, but didn't feel, in the end, that I had the time. Had an enjoyable afternoon at the HQ just outside Dallas.
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